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Om Malik has been testing my next phone and aside from the issues with the battery life it looks like an awesome choice. I am really excited about getting one …
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Finding the thing you are passionate about does tend to lead to more happiness
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Great tip fo converting Firefox extensions to Flock!
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Really good looking blog template
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Very handy, I’ll try it out when I feel a little energetic.
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Joi Ito’s Vox blog
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Joi Ito’s blog
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Stowe Boyd reviews Twitter and Jaiku and reaches some interesting conclusions. Another question to ask may be whether Jaiku is the new Facebook?
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A study on happiness?
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A pretty informative article about RSS, its origins, structure and possible use as a delivery mechanism for structured data
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What a great post by Marko Ahtisaari about why he uses Jaiku. He isn’t a Twitter user so doesn’t really draw comparisons (which is tempting) and instead explains why he values Jaiku.
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FYI, one of the other interesting features of the Nokia N95 is that it works with Rhapsody To Go. [Full disclosure: I work for Rhapsody, running PR].
Rhapsody subscribers can connect the N95 to their PC and side-load any music they want from Rhapsody’s library of 3.5 million songs to enjoy it on the go.
FYI, one of the other interesting features of the Nokia N95 is that it works with Rhapsody To Go. [Full disclosure: I work for Rhapsody, running PR].
Rhapsody subscribers can connect the N95 to their PC and side-load any music they want from Rhapsody’s library of 3.5 million songs to enjoy it on the go.
FYI, one of the other interesting features of the Nokia N95 is that it works with Rhapsody To Go. [Full disclosure: I work for Rhapsody, running PR].
Rhapsody subscribers can connect the N95 to their PC and side-load any music they want from Rhapsody’s library of 3.5 million songs to enjoy it on the go.
FYI, one of the other interesting features of the Nokia N95 is that it works with Rhapsody To Go. [Full disclosure: I work for Rhapsody, running PR].
Rhapsody subscribers can connect the N95 to their PC and side-load any music they want from Rhapsody’s library of 3.5 million songs to enjoy it on the go.
Hey Matt
Thanks for the feedback. That is pretty interesting news there. I have heard people raving about Rhapsody.
Hey Matt
Thanks for the feedback. That is pretty interesting news there. I have heard people raving about Rhapsody.
Hey Matt
Thanks for the feedback. That is pretty interesting news there. I have heard people raving about Rhapsody.
Hey Matt
Thanks for the feedback. That is pretty interesting news there. I have heard people raving about Rhapsody.